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Code · Maryland · Correctional Services

§ 3-811

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§3–811.
(a)The Commissioner or Commissioner’s designee may grant family leave to allow an incarcerated individual to visit the incarcerated individual’s family for a reasonable time if the incarcerated individual:
(1)is confined in a correctional facility in the Division;
(2)is classified to be in prerelease status; and
(3)is recommended by the correctional facility’s case management team and managing official.
(1)When granting family leave to an incarcerated individual, the Commissioner or Commissioner’s designee shall:
(i)issue a written authorization to the incarcerated individual that specifies the conditions of the family leave; and
(ii)file a copy of the authorization in the Commissioner’s office.
(2)While on family leave, an incarcerated individual at all times shall possess a copy of the authorization for family leave.
(c)The failure of an incarcerated individual to comply with the terms of the authorization for family leave is a violation of § 9–404 of the Criminal Law Article.
(d)The Commissioner may adopt regulations to carry out this section.
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